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It certainly helps with learning. It is much more effective at it than googling, especially for topics one is not very familiar with
by emrah 3y ago
It certainly helps with learning. It is much more effective at it than googling, especially for topics one is not very familiar with
- ksaj 3y agoEspecially when you think you know something it just told you, because you know something similar. You can reply "Oh, I think X might be similar to Y" and let it respond something akin to "Yes, X is similar to Y because..." which goes a very long way in learning something new. No other online training methods (other than very smart real people) can make those kinds of comparisons, and cement something to your knowledge because you already knew something that had a passing resemblance. I think it needs a working citation mechanism, though. You should be able to ask it for working links that back up what it's told you. Google will need to use that in their competing AI if they want to get ahead of the pack. Any "intelligent" Google service that can't google it's own data is... baffling at best.